Welcome to a video of Theistic Evolution. I usually do one chapter one video and in this case I had to divide it into two one chapter one video and in this case I had to divide it into two because we just

took too long going over the color clips on this particular subject so if you want to

see part one first I would suggest doing that some of what we talk about will

build on understandings previously gleaned in that particular video or

audio as the case may be so go go check that out. We're going to continue with our critique though and

really though it's going to be more so the critique that comes from our author in Engaging with Keller.

Now this book is written by a number of different authors.

In this particular chapter though, it's William M. Schweitzer,

who critiques Keller's view of Darwinian evolution or really theistic evolution a way to try to bridge the gap between

Darwinian evolution and biblical creation.

And the title of the chapter is not quite theistic evolution.

Does Tim Keller bridge the gap between creation and evolution?

Now this was written in 2014 so there are things that have come out since then and some of those that I played for you in the

last episode on this particular subject and I've gone online I've tried to find

other places where Keller talks about this subject and I think I have a decent handle on what he believes now and it doesn't hasn't really changed

since the time that these critiques were being made but he has repeated himself I would say and and so this is very relevant it's

very current I don't think there's anything outdated about this

Keller hasn't changed his views on any of this and so we're gonna start

here we're going to start here. We're going to start with the dilemma that Keller is addressing.

And I'm going to make myself disappear for those who are watching or I'll put myself up here

so you can you can see what I'm actually reading from. This is a quote from a article that Keller wrote in

2009 on BioLagos.

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